Been using
#DAC's Inception testnet for a bit and the dual token setup is actually pretty straightforward once you spend some time with it.
DACT is the main token fixed supply, more about holding, staking, and access.
DACC is what you actually use gas fees, transactions, and it’s what you earn from being active.
The reason for two tokens is simple: it keeps the network usable. Even if DACT's price moves a lot,
#DACC is there so fees don't get out of control.
They're connected though. You can swap between them, so it's not like two separate systems.
How I've been getting DACC on Inception:
📎claiming from the faucet
📎doing basic on-chain stuff (swaps, transfers)
📎staking
📎opening crates
📎referrals
📎sometimes burning DACC for QE when it makes sense
A couple things I noticed:
📍you always need some DACC on hand or you can't do anything, and unfortunatelly faucet is so buggy, so spend wisely
📍burning everything at once isn't a great idea
📍small daily activity adds up more than trying to rush it
After using it, it just feels like one part holds value and the other keeps everything running.
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